Mar 26, 2017
"Deadlock - Robotaki Remix" by TJH87, Timo Juuti, Hector 87, Robotaki
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"Deadlock - Robotaki Remix" by TJH87, Timo Juuti, Hector 87, Robotaki
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Finnish duo TJH87, that's Timo Juuti and Hector 87, are at it again with a great nu-disco groove. This time they have the American duo Gamble & Burke on vocals. It's called Good Life and this actually could be a soundtrack for a good life. Enjoy!
Interview: TJH87 By Nelly Loriaux
Described as 'Daft Punk on crack', Finnish duo TJH87 reveals all, including the launch of their new EP 'Good Life' feat. Gamble and Burke
Wow! What a hot track this is! The Finnish dj/producer duo TJH87, consisting of Timo Juuti and Hector 87, just released Deadlock! A fantastic club track!
But concerning the music video I'll have to quote the lyrics on the track: "You got some questions, I got no answers for ya!"
You might as well go to the Soundcloud-page of their record company La Valigetta and listen to the track over there, because there you get to listen to some fat remixes by Robotaki, Rico Tubbs and Roisto!
Just click over here.
Hector 87 - You are
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Starship Hector was one of those 8-bit shmups on the NES that had one type of fire for airborne enemies, and another for attacking ground targets. Also, the players' ship looked suspiciously like the starship Voyager from above. Well, it would be suspicious if Hudson Soft had a time machine, anyway. What made the game particularly interesting was that it used this air and land attack method in both vertically and horizontally scrolling levels.
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